The Life And Art of William Merritt Chase
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He dragged me up before the portrait, and shot out his finger accusingly at it. 'School !' he hissed. Later, stand- ing before a painting by Stevens, an admirable piece of work, he pointed his skinny little finger at a bit of de- tail away up in one corner of the canvas, and said, 'There ! One might not mind to have done that!' [135] WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE "The end of a most unhappy day found us in a rail- way-carriage traveling on to Amsterdam, huddled up in opposite corners, and glaring fierce...ly at each other. In the same compartment sat two Germans who kept up steadily a loud and joyous conversation. To me it was most interesting and in no way annoying; but Whis- tler, who affected a dislike for Germans, was fidgeting with evident irritation.
* Colonel/ he began presently in a shrill, rasping voice, 'the good Lord made one serious mistake. ' 'What is it now?' I snapped.
'When He made Germans. ' "I have lived six years of my life in Germany, and I am fond of the Germans.
1 'It's a great pity, Whistler, ' I replied, 'that you don't understand German.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dragged me up before the portrait, and shot out his finger accusingly at it. 'School !' he hissed. Later, stand- ing before a painting by Stevens, an admirable piece of work, he pointed his skinny little finger at a bit of de- tail away up in one corner of the canvas, and said, 'There ! One might not mind to have done that!' [135] WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE "The end of a most unhappy day found us in a rail- way-carriage traveling on to Amsterdam, huddled up in opposite corners, and glaring fierce...ly at each other. In the same compartment sat two Germans who kept up steadily a loud and joyous conversation. To me it was most interesting and in no way annoying; but Whis- tler, who affected a dislike for Germans, was fidgeting with evident irritation.
* Colonel/ he began presently in a shrill, rasping voice, 'the good Lord made one serious mistake. ' 'What is it now?' I snapped.
'When He made Germans. ' "I have lived six years of my life in Germany, and I am fond of the Germans.
1 'It's a great pity, Whistler, ' I replied, 'that you don't understand German.
What to read after The Life And Art of William Merritt Chase?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Metcalf Roof to read onlineMoreLess
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